Seattle Storm owner confronts teenage fans during WNBA game

Reports say that during the Storm’s game against the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night, Keaton made an aggressive statement toward two young girls sitting courtside wearing merch and carrying signs in support of Sophie Cunningham.

The Seattle Storm apologized Wednesday for an interaction involving a team co-owner during Tuesday’s game against the Indiana Fever. The team did not specify what the exchange was, but podcast host Brandi Kruse shared a video Tuesday night of two teenage girls wearing shirts depicting XX and XY chromosomes saying Storm minority owner Celeste Keaton approached them, cursed and called them insane. The game between the Storm and Fever was Indiana’s first since guard Sophie Cunningham said in an ESP

Indiana Fever forward Sophie Cunningham has called the confrontation between a Seattle Storm co-owner and two teenage girls during their WNBA game this week “truly embarrassing.” She noted that disagreement… The post Sophie Cunningham Breaks Silence After Storm Co-Owner Confronts Teen Fans: “Truly Embarrassing” appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News, Entertainment, Exclusive Interviews & Morero.

During the Seattle Storm’s 105-95 loss to the Indiana Fever on Tuesday night, two teenage fans were allegedly verbally assaulted by team owner Celeste Keaton, referring to them as “f—–...

Teenage girls allegedly faced thumbs-down gestures from Storm players and verbal abuse from a team co-owner at the Indiana Fever game in Seattle.